A Guide to Lip Enhancement

Over recent years, there has been a big rise in the number
of lip enhancement treatments taking place, with lip fillers helping you to
achieve the lips of your dreams. It is no secret that this new desire for big
lips stems from the celebrity world, with reality TV stars, singers, actresses
and models all getting in on the act. Many women see the stunning lips on their
favourite celebrities, and simply must have this amazing new look. With this in
mind, we have created a guide to help you make the right decision when
considering your new lips.

The Basics of Fillers

Hyaluronic acid is the most commonly used form of filler,
possessing qualities such as the ability to store moisture and easily integrate
with the skin, making it the perfect option when considering the best
substances for fillers.

The use of these types of fillers has developed over the
years, and they are now often used to enhance features, helping you to achieve
an improved facial appearance. The fillers can be used to target a variety of
areas, however lip fillers have increasingly grown in popularity, with many
women looking to achieve the ‘big lips’ look.

Choose the Best Clinic and Medical Professionals

One of the most important parts of your lip filler
experience is ensuring that you visit the very best clinic and the very best
medical professionals that you possibly can. This form of treatment is not
regulated within the UK, and so doing your own research into those applying the
treatment is vital.

You should be sure to choose somebody with many years of
experience and a proven track record of achieving quality results for their
clients. As well as this, the environment in which the treatment will take
place must be what you would expect from a professional. Certain environments
may lead to issues post-treatment, which could have an impact to your ongoing
health.

The Risks of using Lip Fillers

In terms of the substance itself, hyaluronic acid, it is
thought that there are no associated risks, due to the fact that it is a natural
substance. However, there are still a number of risks associated with lip
fillers, and they are in relation to the actual application of the lip fillers.

The main risks include the quality of the treatment being
poor and ruining your lips, the environment not being suitable for the
treatment leading to infections and finally a low-quality material being used
as the filler.

For more information about lip fillers or to discuss your
circumstances with our team, please contact us today. Call us on 020 8302 6937,
email info@personamedical.co.uk
or complete our contact form.